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Does anyone know of Dropbox compatible nas box that can do so in stock or close to it. Sorry iPhone autocorrect changed nas to bad

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You can do it with FreeNAS in a roundabout way, install the dropbox client to a desktop, then point the sync folder to your NAS. I know of a few people who do this!

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Or did you mean an off the shelf NAS solution?

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Does anyone know of Dropbox compatible nas box that can do so in stock or close to it. Sorry iPhone autocorrect changed nas to bad

Synology's NAS OS apparently supports various cloud services:

https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/5.2/cloud_services

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Or did you mean an off the shelf NAS solution?

 

Synology's NAS OS apparently supports various cloud services:

https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/5.2/cloud_services

yes i was looking for an off the shelf solution to be suggested for a person that was easy.

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yes i was looking for an off the shelf solution to be suggested for a person that was easy.

Synology's UI is pretty good IMO (and from what I've been told my many other people).

If you wish, they have a live demo where you can play around with it:

https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/live_demo

Also, they have excellent tech support if something ever does go wrong.

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Does anyone know of Dropbox compatible nas box that can do so in stock or close to it. Sorry iPhone autocorrect changed nas to bad

 

Hey linuxfan66,
 
I could suggest checking out WD's NAS solutions. They work with Dropbox and have a number of other features. Here's a link if you want to check if any of them meet your needs and budget: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=oe729N
 
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